The Democratic advocate., 1887-04-16

| a. off L. = I.F
Warnsr. W W. Nall, Thomas P. Goodwin,
Granville s. Haines, Louis Dielman, Ephh'
rain Cover, Richard Manning, DR.; George D
Fouke, Jacob Myerly ana MOSES pariies' TT
SEGEETARIEsISames a wine plnengausT "a Gbas '
NJ. N y 2ia3augn, Gag4a II T 1om;lton singer B. +.
G.onso r. Nc % VIM Abbott. James L. Smith,
Gobnz;e r. Baesman. Chas. H. Baughman,
George NJ. Pearce, Charles P. Cassell, L. c.
Franklin, James NJ Shsllman, j. ). Baum
garIner' Dr. James Z. summers, .
Col. Longweii, no" nearly seveneS
seven years OF age, ana VINO lapoleu
zealously and lntelllgently Tor the creation
of the county, came forward ana occu-
pieu 'ne chan anu iHaLo AZ ae 80
le1oa.d aoIui ni ;, - rras;da ond evnross;no craft.
foat;on ] at tba Iarge celebration. and the
Ioraa meeting and the interest mani
sa.5od rb;ob wos ali con6rmatorv Of the
oanrts Of tLe work of fiftv wears AGO.
Rev RI w Kuhus, D. d.. pastor of
croce Lutheran Church. Westminster,
then offered PRAYER. The prayer recognized
God in the Jubilee. and in the organization,
Growth and prosperity of the county; recog-
nizine the divine institution of jubilees,
and eynressino gratitude for the past and
;mnlorino blessings for the future; congrat-
Mating the sister counties from whence we
sprun@ ON their prosperity, and asking
blessings upon their citizens, and especially
upon those who had come to rejoice with
us; returning thanks to those who had la
bored for the creation of the county, i'm
ploring blessings upon those who are still
with US; invoking blessings upon future
generations who would be here to celebrate
the Centennial, and closing with general
invocation that all should go down to their
graves in peace.
cp.vn cHoRrs
ne ai'er q PiSyel ll1iiIa in9 Va va; Suns nj
Lroi y. -. IpJil,se iou uoa;dod s5e ~ ~ anu
ms aecghpilsheI wiz Pes,ueu 90. ~ aJ ,1 tho %
san. ihe Mnoio "u.'ienSo US, ~, anu .:,i e;aI
nationAi an'iieln was ieuueiou WIN WI. m.i
sact;on II WAS n GRAND chorus and nearly
al ;o;ned in-vouno and old ladies and
.on;Iomon
sIt' Az hi. no;nt Jomas A Diaenbauob
r. oI;af Ioorotorv of .bo noo,;no, reod
nfdo tdlegram % from Col Robert Rrnce naive
Of The territory now included in Carroll
oonn,v ri Rrnco was = member of the
Ton;si .turo from AlIeganv county and ot
- i1es l'i"' l ae 1oac I osH y,.oJ c.
" .no eeSslcns r. Gs~.Ou n -
.lie olea'ion =. oetIO ~ sou 800 ti'aso
vaors who mioht be nresent and reoretted
that his feeble condition precluded him
from being present to rejoice with our
neonle at the semi-centenniaI of the organ
ization of The county
A little later Mr. Diffepbaugh sent the
following answer:
"Col. Robert Bruce. Cumberland. Nd
7 have it in charge to send you Carroll
couuty's greeting, with thanks for YOUR
vote Of ffty wears apo, regrets for your
absence TO-DAY and host wishes for many
wears Of usefulness to come
JAS A. DIFFENRAUGu Chief Sec
"a q
n, VII nIsr9alcAL III "a ApDHhss lf
oui, e. S II. CT tnauispy' S " 'ne niss 2sa'e
oeaaool ttGm Ia,ro ~ '1nu H .n1 O su.slsof s.
oi Ulie 1li9iial oar u Ealioi' was piesea''
ru - 1no n.ssn SSsn u LII tnI ''sJn hi:S 'slu G
I.y9icu aI auu'e1T r., "HiIn W.T. pupltSlasN L ~ !"
iali elSe"nuie. - wi. neauisoy' elAot De
yonG INN ';o a e,iI - u I'M eoSoose a'u 5 Is y
a.t;vn mon H;S address - rvas 1u, ad,n;rabIu III,
del;veroJ and anI;steJ Close e attan.;or -
a. ,oro.o a,,J;anoa I'D, '''>'>' ''' '''''iO-' -
'''' $50
u A9LD Lang sfNE,
Inc l, consoluaeea e,em Cahus no' pelnS reauy
a' 'his PoIn' ~ luiiiii 'leH par. oi 'he
program, r.oi. oParrier can'e Vo the Ts-
cue auo iu'l'eq all W Jun III Singing Auiu
lang oyhe, y was d inoss !, napPy 'housn''
anu 'lc 'PPfoPFia'eness Vi 'ne sung was so
apparent 10 an ehat us very mention IN
1aseu an en'n9sl'sln ~ 1iie eI:ire auu1enGe ice
~ @ mas sunT sun " Ii'll i!'ense iGe'lns' anu 'he
ol0iu uS s"eiiou ouV u s.nnu 'ones'
Duw H.. IL INa Go; ..u
~ p..l- ~ o'.... - sIo = uIn .in
-'asio'''i iuA ""a .t.o" Pt0'o.u a. cuu cn
oia.oi' anu M nl' UlaCion - 'en ~ iui,
eise"neIe' IL IieIiuS ls an easy anu
sracelal r, speaker, wl'n s1oe voice, ana ne
ueii'ereu ms oratlon WIN nile elecO'
sE4l-cENIhNNlAL y, !, POEM
MI. r.. 81 harry ohe,lmsn' S OF new fork,
sou oi oCi, James ". olleiiman' t1e nrS6
auui'or ol Ine circuit court oi aaron coun-
W prepared a oemi-Oentennial foem. In
the absence OF the author, the poem was
most admirably read by Charles Billlngslea,
u u, o. Oh " estminster. Inc poem Is
PIoiisneu Is, IN 'nls issue; ~ Is credit TO
dr. oneilman; ana wen worthy OF the oc-
cilslon: ~ possesses mucn merit as a poeti-
cal production and as to historical interest
THE MAMMOTH BAND.
At the conclusion Of these exercises the
bands had all assembled, and were organ
i1eu Mg in.o one ~ rroi. !, - howlet'' OF the
haos es'ns.Jr e;1h5 3anu ;. Eacn n'iu previously
Deen iurnlsned win music to play m eoa,
cert, and they rendered 1t in good time and
Win I, nne enect,
Inc eonSolidated oands made mann
mo1a one, ana was tne largest one ever
neafd IN the state. Nine bands OF about
etsnaeen .Ss ;, members each played t9sther, and
son,hIad su se aso a ,;lI ;sh 'iiav nII NJ now as
ScIlDleQ were Wli0 Win low No feafnrn